The acquisition brings together two complementary approaches to measuring pedestrian and cyclist traffic within Quanteo.
Quanteo, the group to which Eco-Counter belongs, is proud to announce today the signing of an agreement to acquire 100% of the shares of Rear Window BV, the Belgian company operating under the name Telraam. The transaction strengthens Quanteo’s international position in active mobility data and aligns with the group’s strategy: to support public authorities at all levels—from municipalities to major metropolitan areas—by providing them with the data necessary for the development of active mobility.
Eco-Counter and Telraam address a common strategic question (how people move through public space) through two distinct and complementary methodologies. For more than 25 years, Eco-Counter has developed infrastructure-grade counting technology for cities, transport authorities and natural-area managers worldwide. Telraam has pioneered a citizen-powered sensor network (residents install a sensor at their own window to help count traffic in their street) that extends measurement capacity to a broader range of locations and use cases. Bringing the two together under Quanteo establishes a more comprehensive data platform and a stronger foundation for international growth, while preserving each company's DNA and value proposition.
Telraam's S2 sensor designed to monitor all street traffic: cars, bicycles, pedestrians, buses, trucks and more
“Telraam brings a proven methodology for citizen-powered mobility measurement. Integrating this capability within Quanteo, alongside Eco-Counter, strengthens our ability to support public authorities of every scale with the data required to build safer, more active mobility networks. This acquisition is a deliberate and disciplined step in our M&A growth strategy.”, Christophe Milon, CEO, Quanteo
“Joining Quanteo gives Telraam the backing of a group with more than two decades of experience helping cities put mobility data to work. Telraam was built to make traffic counting accessible at scale, for any municipality, institution or community seeking to understand movement within its territory. Becoming part of Quanteo allows us to pursue that mission with greater reach and resources, while preserving the model that has made it effective.”, Kris Vanherle, CEO, Telraam
“For over 25 years, our team has helped cities and site managers turn pedestrian and cyclist flows into evidence for planning decisions. Telraam adds something we could not build alone: citizens measuring traffic on their own street, and using that data to make it safer for everyone. Their data and ours answer the same question, which makes this a natural fit. For our customers and partners, nothing changes: this addition strengthens what we offer, it does not change how we support the organizations who already work with us.”, Enrico Durbano, CEO, Eco-Counter
From a single sensor to a global network, every count serves the same purpose: helping people move more safely, and places breathe more freely. Together, Eco-Counter and Telraam carry that purpose further.